5 more people who need to host ‘SNL’ again — and 3 more people who should never host again
It’s time for some favorites to return. And for some folks to make us miss them.
An SNL recap from someone who’s way too invested in the show.
Who do we want to see back next season? And who should never host again?
Colin Jost and Michael Che once again swapped offensive jokes — but didn’t give any hints about whether they’d be back next season.
The ‘White Lotus’ star gave it his all, but the future of cast members like Colin Jost and Michael Che loomed large.
If we’re nearing the end of the Colin Jost/Michael Che ‘Weekend Update’ era, I want Michael Longfellow behind the desk next season.
The ‘Mad Men’ star wasn’t the only throwback this episode, with many of the show’s previous Trump characters returning for ‘The White POTUS.’
The ‘Minecraft Movie’ star hosted what was possibly the best episode in show history back in 2005. Would he live up to that high bar?
The ‘Anora’ star made her ‘SNL’ debut in a quiet episode while Ashley Padilla stole the show as the founder of JOANN Fabrics.
The ‘SNL’ writers turned in some off-the-wall sketches this episode, making up for last week’s Shane Gillis dud.
Lorne Michaels is messing with us, right?
Dozens of celebrities and multiple classic characters paid tribute to half a century of ‘SNL.’
We knew the ‘Complete Unknown’ star was hosting for the third time. But who would’ve guessed Lin-Manuel Miranda would show up too?
The comedian delivered a historically long monologue, leaving little time for sketches.
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